Hello
First, not sure what it might be called. I am trying to help a remote control boat club member. He has a 2.4ghz radio controlled Single row boat model. He was able to control the row through his transmitter with the proper stick command the row boat would move; forward, reverse, left, right or spin on the spot. Just like a real person operating the row boat. Then his control Circuit/Chip acted up and died. On this little circuit board he had his four servos plugged in. Two on each side to lift each oar and move it forward and down backwards to move the boat like a real row boat. The servos are there and setup for each movement, they need a controller that is controlled from his receiver plugged into this board and controlled from his radio.
Is there a Chip/circuit board out there that can do this so he can plug in his four servos into it and have his receiver plug into it so when he makes a stick command on his radio the proper servos will move, like a real row boat movement.
Even if it means that I have to program the board for the amount of travel of each servo and it`s speed.
Please let me know if there is such a device and a link please. Simplicity of use, if possible, would be appreciated as my skills are basic as well and his computer skills leave me asking you for this help.
Thanks for your Time and Help.
George
First, not sure what it might be called. I am trying to help a remote control boat club member. He has a 2.4ghz radio controlled Single row boat model. He was able to control the row through his transmitter with the proper stick command the row boat would move; forward, reverse, left, right or spin on the spot. Just like a real person operating the row boat. Then his control Circuit/Chip acted up and died. On this little circuit board he had his four servos plugged in. Two on each side to lift each oar and move it forward and down backwards to move the boat like a real row boat. The servos are there and setup for each movement, they need a controller that is controlled from his receiver plugged into this board and controlled from his radio.
Is there a Chip/circuit board out there that can do this so he can plug in his four servos into it and have his receiver plug into it so when he makes a stick command on his radio the proper servos will move, like a real row boat movement.
Even if it means that I have to program the board for the amount of travel of each servo and it`s speed.
Please let me know if there is such a device and a link please. Simplicity of use, if possible, would be appreciated as my skills are basic as well and his computer skills leave me asking you for this help.
Thanks for your Time and Help.
George